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Schedule an Energy Savings Consultation with a veteran consultant.

How do I schedule a consultation?

Call (702) 313-0095, book a consultation, or send the form below. Tell us about your facility and we will follow up to schedule a no-pressure consultation and, if it makes sense, an on-site audit with a full financial model.

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Serving Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Reno, Sparks, all of Nevada, and nationwide multi-site programs.

How incentives offset this

Utility capital pays for part of the upgrade

On the consultation we will outline which NV Energy incentives may apply to your facility and what the net cost could look like.

  • We identify every eligible NV Energy prescriptive and custom incentive.
  • We stack lighting with controls to raise the incentive 20–50%.
  • We prepare and submit the application, then verify savings under IPMVP.
How NV Energy incentives work
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How quickly will you respond?

Call (702) 313-0095 for the fastest answer, or send the form and we reply during business hours.

Is the consultation free?

The first consultation is a short phone or video call, and it is free. A whole-building, whole-system evaluation is a paid service; a consultant will explain what it covers and what it costs.

What should I prepare?

Recent utility bills and a rough description of your facility help us prepare.

Can we meet on site?

Yes. Most projects begin with an on-site walk-through.

Turn Your Overhead Into Net Profit.

Book a no-pressure consultation with a veteran energy consultant. We will show you the savings, the incentive and the payback before you commit.

Every month you wait is money lost to inefficiency. Incentive funding is limited per program year.